Maryland's House Bill 191 would bar merchants from refusing cash in most in-person transactions.

He observed that although consumers constituted the largest economic group, they were the only major group whose voices were often not heard. More than six decades later, that warning still rings true ...

Higher supply prices and weather-driven swings in energy use contributed to high electric bills for many Pennsylvanians over the past year, prompting lawmakers and energy ...

Pending before the U.S. Supreme Court is the case of Monsanto Company v. John Durnell. John Durnell sued Monsanto after contracting non-Hodgkin lymphoma, a type of cancer, claiming that the company ...

The legal framework for competition and consumer protection in Rwanda has been revamped with the enactment of Law n° 011/2026 of 26/02/2026 relating to competition and consumer protection (the “New ...

Oklahoma's Senate Bill 1241, the Oklahoma Fraud and Ticketing Accountability Act, passed a committee to protect ticket buyers ...

State lawmakers are considering a bill that would require businesses to accept cash payments for purchases less than $300, a ...

The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has called for stronger judicial engagement in the ...

Opinion: Developments last year have created fertile soil for litigation on consumer outreach, product labeling and marketing ...

Bill to raise age for sports betting in Kentucky moves forward ...

Most people overpay for cell phone plans—learn quick, easy ways to lower your monthly bill, cut hidden fees and save $30 or ...

If CFPB goes unfunded, what would happen is the country would basically end up in the same spot where it was before the ...